Examples of using Restructure in English and their translations into Japanese
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Headway Software got a productivity award for their product Restructure 101 which supports architectural refactoring.
Restructure alliance with Microsoft as a tactical exercise focused primarily at the North American market.
Additionally, 49% of respondents said that they had experienced a major organisational restructure.
Spacing and movement: The team made a big restructure of the AI positioning system, emphasizing user controlled actions.
And so we have started doing that, and we have to restructure the industry.
Since spinning off the containership business, we continue to refine the portfolio strategy and restructure affiliates.
A new Council was elected on the promise of change and so the community is welcoming the restructure.
Changes in the consumer's behaviour suggest a supply chain restructure.
At some point, an SEM account manager will have to restructure part of or all of a search account.
It also had to sell, dissolve or restructure 100 business groups.
A new Council was elected on the promise of change and so the community seems to be welcoming this restructure.
The 2019 Foundation is currently preparing a plan to achieve funding for the rest of the fiscal year and the restructure was place as a cost-saving measure.
We will consolidate and restructure our eight current business headquarters, including 64 Strategic Business Units, to maximize our strengths and business synergies.
In addition, the government will enact an exceptional-case law of the Antimonopoly Act and promote the restructure of regional banks.
The full report of the restructure and funds being requested hasn't been given to the community yet, but is in its final stages of preparation and will be shared soon.
Even before the restructure, licences were only issued to around 800 games per year and these could take six to 12 months to be processed, so Waddilove warns studios to take long lead times into account.
Commenting on the transaction, Sir Frank Lowy AC, chairman of the Westfield board of directors, said:“The transaction announced today is the culmination of the strategic journey Westfield has been on since its 2014 restructure.
Hue said the OCOP programme would help restructure the rural economy, reduce migration of rural labourers to cities, and protect the environment, as well as maintain social stability in rural areas.
Page announced a major management restructure in October 2014 so that he would no longer need to be responsible for day-to-day product-related decision making.
Although the transport sector in North America is benefiting from low oil prices and the effects of the restructure begun around ten years ago, its prospects, particularly with regard to air traffic, are gloomy because of the downturn in consumption.